Sentence examples for more concentrated more from inspiring English sources

In some ways the wireless marketplace is even worse than the wired market: It has been a concentrated field since 1995, and it is growing more concentrated more quickly each year.

Had Pinback performed merely as a trio, it would have sacrificed some extra keyboard and guitar filigree, but the music might have felt more concentrated, more productively austere.

Can you still read and do the things you want?' And he said that since he'd had his child, he had more time because it made him stronger, more concentrated, more serious.'" We discuss how the word "feminism" was considered an obscenity during their trial.

The tears they talk about are more concentrated, more aesthetic: in place of floods and puddles, we get Henry Green's dictum that prose should "in the end draw tears out of the stone," and Nabokov's exhortation to readers to "enjoy with tears and shivers — the inner weave of a given masterpiece".

But over the past 20 years, foreign banks in America have become "more concentrated, more interconnected, and increasingly reliant" on footloose wholesale funding, and now rank among America's largest securities dealers, notes Dan Tarullo, the Fed governor who oversaw the drafting of the new rules (see chart).The financial crisis exposed the failings of that set-up.

Financial shocks today are like streetcars, but with each go-around the giant banks become more consolidated, more concentrated, more powerful, too big to fail, too big to manage -- too big PERIOD.

What's more, concentrating more housing on high land along the river fit nicely with the Urban Land Institute's vision for a more sustainable city.

From then on, Laura concentrated more and more on theatrical and circus subjects, as well as fulfilling an enormous range of commercial and official commissions.

Over the past few years it has concentrated more and more power in Pretoria, at the expense of the municipalities and the provinces, at the same time as increasing the control it exerts over the lower ranks of the party.

" "Once I got into the eighth inning, I became more conscious of it and I concentrated more, he said".

There, Mr. Raymond has so far concentrated more on making his operations more efficient than on finding allies.